So-called “early adopters” are well aware, as should everyone in marketing, PR, advertising, etc.—social media IS effective. But there are, in fact, those that have not jumped on the social media bandwagon. In a recent post on the PR 2.0 blog by Brian Solis, he explains social media very well—relating it’s impact on nearly every [...]

Please join us tonight at Primum for Gallery Night from 5-9pm, featuring the unique infared artwork of Neil Rongstad. In Rongstad’s work blue skies look black, man-made materials reflect light in unpredictable ways and plants are bright white.

Rongstad’s view of the world has always been a little different—he’s legally blind in one eye, and color [...]

Would you promise to smile more at strangers if you found a painting in the street? That is the goal of Boston-based artist Bren Bataclan’s smileproject. The project started in 2004 as an effort to get people to smile more on the street, and has turned into a global phenomenon. Mr. Bataclan has dropped paintings [...]

It is, according to respondents to a new survey of employees performed by the National University of Singapore Business School.  Cyberloafing is the non-work related use of an employee’s workplace computer.  According to the study, employees in Singapore spend about 51 minutes each day cyberloafing.
The study also showed that men (61 minutes) cyberloaf more than [...]

Last summer moviegoers were introduced to a new form of branded entertainment: crowd gaming. MSNBC modeled the game after the classic “Breakout” to make it easy for everyone in the audience to understand and participate. Based on the online version of the game created for msnbc.com, it was dubbed NewsBreaker Live with human bodies at [...]